You see, it's like this: Slava Polunin is back in New York and you MUST see him.
Slava’s Snowshow needs to be on the top of your holiday list of shows. It will remind you about the beauty of our... Read more
Broadway Reviews
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Although we understand that everybody has different tastes in theater, we are sure that you might find our comprehensive Broadway Reviews section helpful, or visit the reviews archive for closed shows.
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How far back do our memories go? What’s the first thing you remember as a child? How old were you? That memory is part of our current self and what we consciously know. Is there something deeper... Read more -
I don’t know in whose brain the idea originally germinated, but it was, I think, inevitable. Sea Wall by Simon Stephens and A Life by Nick Payne, two British playwrights by the by, were destined, in... Read more -
Young Jean Lee’s Straight White Men is an equal-opportunity play, in that there is not enough to it to satisfy anyone. It is also a missed opportunity play. Ostensibly an examination of the meaning... Read more -
“Half an hour to burn you, dear Saint, and four centuries to find out the truth about you!” The story of Joan of Arc, so utterly implausible – so intensely layered with political and religious... Read more -
Anyone who has been to a disco or a wedding in the last 35 or 40 years has heard and danced to Donna Summer. She was rightly known as the Queen of Disco and was the most successful recording artist... Read more -
The print on this review should be in a variety of neon colors. While you are reading it on your computer, it would be fitting if I entered your house from above, suspended from a wire wearing a jet-... Read more -
"“Springsteen on Broadway” is a painful if thrilling summing-up at 68: a major statement about a life’s work, but also a major revision of it."Jesse Green for New York Times "“Springsteen on Broadway... Read more -
Disclaimer: I should mention at the outset that I am not really much of an Andrew Lloyd Webber fan. I loved Jesus Christ Superstar, but hey, that was well over forty years ago. Since then I have... Read more